Mitchell Martin is a senior editor on the Forbes Money & Markets team. He edits and occasionally writes articles about finance, economics and investing. He joined Forbes in 2022 and is based in New York.
Recent articles he has written dealt with the strength of the U.S. economy, a blockchain entrepreneur's plan to allow copyright holders to take advantage of fan fiction, and passive-investing strategies.
In previous stints, he was in charge of breaking news on the Forbes website and the capital markets and investing editor of Forbes Global.
Martin has also worked as an editor and reporter for the International Herald Tribune and United Press International. He is a graduate of Columbia College, where he was managing editor of the Columbia Daily Spectator.
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Using ETFs To Profit In A Chaotic World
As globalization unravels, a Cold War is beginning to take shape, with China replacing the Soviet Union as the main U.S. antagonist. New technologies will become key weapons, requiring new investor strategies.
Crypto Miners Get AI Boost; Billionaires Bandy Bitcoin Talk On X
Power contracts make bitcoin miners a back-door play on artificial intelligence.
MtGox Gusher Dampens Bitcoin; Billionaire Cohen Abandons Crypto VC
Exchange that closed in 2014 to begin returning bitcoin to customers; market slumps. Met's owner exits crypto venture capital.
How AI Is Distorting The Returns Of Vanguard's Largest ETFs
Recent returns for VOO and VTI seem to confound conventional wisdom that stocks of small and medium companies outperform large-cap issues in the long run.
Trump Wants Bitcoin Monopoly | CZ's Billions Double In Jail
Soaring Binance exchange token helps elevate Zhao’s net worth as he serves four months on a felony charge.
SEC Stunner: Ether ETFs Are A Go
Regulator approves exchange requests to list spot ether funds tracking the price of the $458 billion asset. But trading won’t start right away.
Why The American Economy Is Suddenly Exceptional
The U.S. was known as the “cleanest dirty shirt” during the financial crisis, the one place you could put your money if you had to put it somewhere, Now it is being called exceptional.
Passive Income Strategies Put Your Money To Work–All You Have To Do Is Watch
The right kinds of bond funds, dividend-raising stocks and annuities can put some of your wealth, and even your retirement, on autopilot. Read more here.
Student Lender Sofi’s Growth Story Leaves Unanswered Questions
Thirteen years after its founding, the $2 billion consumer lender’s executives are buzzing about its growth and profitability, but its SEC filing tells a different tale.
Bitcoin ETF Scorecard: Grayscale Tops Trading Volume But How Much Were Redemptions?
The race is on to gather assets via traditional financial firms into Satoshi’s brainchild, bitcoin. After a day of trading GBTC, Fidelity and Blackrock see the biggest volume. .